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Preparations for Arab Traffic Week discussed

[17/04/2018 01:59]

ADEN-SABA

Arrangements to carry out Arab Traffic Week's activities were reviewed in a meeting held Tuesday in Aden.

Deputy Premier, Minister of Interior Eng. Ahmed Al-Maisari chaired the meeting that included Deputy Minister of Interior Maj. General Ali Nasser Lakhsha'a and Undersecretary of the Ministry Maj. General Abdullah Yahaya Jaber and General Director of Traffic Police Brigadier Omer Ba-Mashmoos.

Arab Traffic Week's functions are set to be launched from 4-10 of next May in the government-held provinces.